Right to advocacy

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Your rights Right to advocacy

1. Overview
2. Rights to an assessment of care needs
3. Rights as a consumer of care services
4. Right to appoint an attorney
5.
Right to advocacy
6. Rights not to be discriminated against
7. Health rights
8. Protection from harm
9. Human rights
10. Further information

You have the right to have an advocate with you when you need to make your wishes heard, for example, during an assessment of your care needs or a complaints hearing.

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